Sound advice from Martha Washington. pic.twitter.com/VVlZwKNzOH
— TheHistoryOfTheAmericans (@TheHistoryOfTh2) June 14, 2026
Sound advice from Martha Washington. pic.twitter.com/VVlZwKNzOH
— TheHistoryOfTheAmericans (@TheHistoryOfTh2) June 14, 2026
"Degrowth is the ultimate luxury belief...These are people who already have high incomes, comfortable apartments, generous healthcare and pensions and whose ideas would pull up the ladder on billions of poor people." https://t.co/On3hFp90Vn
— Rob Henderson (@robkhenderson) June 12, 2026
600-year-old brick spiral staircase inside Moot Hall in Maldon, England (c.1420), once part of a medieval mansion and later used as a prison, court, and council chamber.
— Science girl (@sciencegirl) June 14, 2026
📸 architecturehub_ pic.twitter.com/CrE5VhpVbn
I’d ask them if engagement farming is big on their world too. https://t.co/vvYKHGFOZ0 pic.twitter.com/Mx76SM5iZK
— Noam Blum (@neontaster) June 13, 2026
Essentially true of employees, and this is why automation is preferable: There is no principle agent problem there. https://t.co/VZPikYnpNz
— Samo Burja (@SamoBurja) June 14, 2026
The "Mole Man of Hackney" was the nickname given to William Lyttle, an eccentric Irish civil engineer who spent roughly 40 years illegally digging a massive network of tunnels beneath his 20-room Victorian property in De Beauvoir Town, Hackney, London.
— Knowledge of London (@Knowledgepoint) June 14, 2026
The Digging Obsession… pic.twitter.com/uoCqe09S98
Really interesting! Indeed a similarity there, adding photo I made in Nuremberg (the house of the artist Albrecht Dürer). pic.twitter.com/Cl8IyOIUb3
— Susan (@susanworld) June 14, 2026
En turquia, estaban haciendo la obra de romeo y julieta
— ElBuni (@therealbuni) June 13, 2026
cayo el gato del actor al escenario y el bicho no entendia porque el tipo estaba en el piso
Lo trataba de despertar kjjj pic.twitter.com/2CLyQJpFUx